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Kam’s Kapsules January 22, 2010: Weekly Previews That Make Choosing a Film Fun
The Girl on the Train: Cross-cultural drama, about a battered Jewish woman (Emilie Dequenne) who creates a media circus by falsely claiming to be the victim of an anti-Semitic attack by Arab teenagers.
The Bourne Trilogy DVD Flipper Disc Review
Instead of having to choose between Blu-Ray and DVD, you can now enjoy the convenience of having the alternate formats on opposite sides of the same disc.
Biggest Chinese Restaurant in the World Film Review
There, customers are waited on hand and foot by attentive waiters and waitresses, most of whom, ironically, are undernourished and live nearby, a half-dozen or more to a room, in cramped, company-owned dormitories.
Do You Care Whether Your Contribution to Haiti is Being Used Appropriately?
Dr. Martin Luther King once said 'An individual has not started living until he can rise above the narrow confines of his individualistic concerns to the broader concerns of all humanity.'
The Book of Eli Film Review
In the case of Eli (Denzel Washington), the only item for which he is willing to die is the thick, leather-bound book he keeps carefully-wrapped in cloth and tucked away inside his weather-beaten satchel.
